What makes Trumps rise to Republican nominee so fascinating is that any one of the numerous offensive remarks he has made-about women, about Mexicans, about people with disabilities, about Latinos, about Muslims and on and on-would have sunk stronger presidential campaigns in the past.
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But that support comes reluctantly from some. And that is exactly the reason for the masses of voters flocking to Donald Trump.
“Sometimes, he has a tendency to speak before he thinks”, said Steve Coleman, 61, a conservative from West Columbia.
When Trump proposed his ban on Muslims entering the country, Flake visited a mosque to highlight the contributions of Muslim Americans. On Thursday, a California lawmaker launched an online petition demanding that Trump take a psychiatric evaluation, saying he exhibits “all the symptoms of the mental disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder”.
Republican officials and party leaders, you got into politics because you believed in certain principles.
But that’s not likely to happen among S.C. Republicans, although some are leaning toward voting for Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson.
Donald Trump at a rally in Arizona. More are in the works, including Republicans who have held senior foreign policy roles in the executive branch and Congress, Democrats familiar with the effort said.
However, his vice presidential running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, is having none of this childish pettiness. I mean, this story has been going on for a week now, and I’m not saying – Mrs. Khan probably had a right to be offended by it, you know, but the thing is, let me just tell you my perspective.
Earlier this week, she toured a small necktie manufacturer in Colorado to tout American manufacturing and zing Trump for making his Trump-branded ties overseas.
Toomey spokesman Ted Kwong responded that voters are still learning about McGinty’s “extreme liberal positions”, contrasting her support for the Iran nuclear deal against Toomey’s record and endorsements.
Barely three months before the general election, Donald Trump finally has a campaign team in Ohio. “If you’re looking at re-election, there’s a clearer path not doing what I’m doing”, he said. The refusal to endorse Trump, who the club said it was “ashamed” of and called him a “dangerous man”, is the latest show of anti-Trump Republicans. “But her negatives are as high as Trump’s negatives”, he said.
Recent days have seen Trump ramping up on the insults against Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, even referring to her as “the devil”.
“It’s so sad, so disgusting”, Trump said of the payment as he campaigned in Maine.
Hunter said he’s not concerned: “It is what it is”.
Far better to keep Trump in the race, sucking up all the media oxygen with one controversy after another. “Everything changes on a dime in this country depending on the headlines of that day”.
But the GOP hasn’t given up hope in the swing state just yet.
If Trump leaves, that essentially puts the RNC right back where it started, with a pile of candidates nobody particularly likes.
Clinton is campaigning in Denver, Colo., before she travels to Nevada for her next campaign stop.
What does matter, Henderson said, is ensuring there is not another eight years of liberal Supreme Court rulings and overreaching federal polices. Jeff Kaufmann, chairman of the Iowa Republican Party, said he didn’t think Clinton has “a prayer with Republicans”. There’s no mechanism for getting rid of a candidate, so Trump would have to voluntarily withdraw.
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So, Gregory for vote for Libertarian Johnson, a former Republican governor of New Mexico. She criticized Republican nominee Donald Trump for manufacturing many of his branded products overseas. Coffman adds that he would also stand up to Hillary Clinton. But asked to choose between Mr. Trump and Ms. Clinton he said, “I’d have to go for Trump”. The real question, though, is who would they vote for? “Everything else is a distraction”. Instead they are struggling to choose between the candidate they may not like or the candidate they may not trust.
